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← GeographyWhich consequence results when increased atmospheric sulfur dioxide drives weathering?
A)Accelerated chemical weathering of calcareous rocks✓
B)Decreased solubility of phosphate minerals
C)Reduced rate of plant litter fragmentation
D)Increased rate of soil aggregate stabilization
💡 Explanation
Acid rain, formed by sulfur dioxide reacting with water, enhances chemical weathering. This carbonation dissolution accelerates limestone breakdown, because it dissolves calcium carbonate. Therefore, A is correct, rather than other options involving mineral reactions or biological impacts.
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